Sentence examples for intersections of place from inspiring English sources

Creating intersections of place and time is one of Russo's well-known strengths.

"The Right-Hand Shore" is the dark, magisterial creation of a writer with an uncanny feel for the intersections of place and character in American history.

Russo has made his name as a novelist, and from the start he is careful, even formal, in defining his nonfiction task: "What follows in this memoir — I don't know what else to call it — is a story of intersections: of place and time, of private and public, of linked destinies and flawed devotion".

But sometimes one wants only to walk for an hour or two, if only to look for that one intersection of place and hour where the trees whisper and the light streams and the water glows.

The k cases that are both nt nearest-neighbors in time and np nearest-neighbors in place (intersection of place and time), are now the group of the 1st, 2nd, …, and kth nearest-neighbors (i.e., nearest in both place and time).

That story is addressed by the encyclopedia, but it is necessarily vaguer about where the intersection of people, place and time will lead a city that does not spend much time dwelling on its past.

Its shoe box design (the walls slightly asymmetric for acoustical purposes) and its modest capacity (1,700 seats, 1,550 if singers occupy the gallery behind the stage) reconfigure the intersection of public place and intimate exchange that was largely lost in the wave of gigantism that swept theater building a century ago.

We never share specific product plans ahead of time, but we're focused on designing product around the intersection of people, place, and time, and events are naturally a big part of that.

And the attentive intersection of that place in history and forging ahead by Ace starts right there.

Drawing from examples that explore the intersection of bodies, places and technologies with disabled people, I examined how practices of normalization risk reproducing the universalized body and legitimated forms of mobility, and in so doing perpetuates the "othering" of difference.

If the assumption of boundedness of S is dropped, then in all specified settings the above representations hold with intersections of conv Sz in place of cl conv Sz.